Giardino Arona is a venue located on the shores of Lake Maggiore. It offers a wide selection of dishes, with gluten-free options available upon request. It is advisable to book in advance, especially during peak times.
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4
gluten-free pizza, they also make some first courses. excellent safety. it's a shame they don't offer home delivery.
4
Very well-seasoned and thin pizza, fast and courteous service
4
very good pizza and also lactose-free mozzarella available. dessert is also available
3
Restaurant with a panoramic view of the lake, good quality food, good gluten-free pizza, decent and fairly quick service. Fairly good fried food, regular pizzas not very seasoned and good but not exceptional.
4
very good pizza!
5
By chance, while walking along the lakeshore, we noticed the AIC symbol and went inside. Nice setting and pleasant welcome with a short wait for the air-conditioned interior. Quick and friendly service with high-quality dishes. For the location, prices are average, in line with what was expected. Good attention to gluten-free needs, and overall an excellent place....thank you
5
Best gluten-free pizza I have ever eaten! Great attention to avoiding contamination. Excellent price, highly recommend!
4
AIC certificates only for the pizzeria. The pizza base has a texture similar to bread, with good quality ingredients. Friendly staff. Only one dessert available, including lactose-free options.
4
Everything is fine, but unfortunately they are only certified for pizzerias.
5
Fully among the best and most professional restaurants adhering to the Aic protocol. I feel I can recommend the gluten-free and lactose-free Tyrolean pizza, which is peculiar for being more risen than usual and has a fragrance similar to focaccia. One precaution: book the table in advance...at 7:00 PM on Saturday, the place is already crowded with people.
5
excellent food perfectly equipped for gluten-free. excellent quality-price ratio, highly recommend
4
great gluten-free pizza, menu a bit lacking for coeliacs, better to book in advance and it's always very crowded.
1
Gluten-free pizza looks very much like a frozen Schaer pizza topped with fresh ingredients, quite not recommended, it’s not worth the price. Update: I tried going back to give it a second chance, but they didn’t prove me wrong. Now they don't serve anything gluten-free except for the pizza (for instance, not even fries) to choose from like 8 pizzas (not modifiable). A MARINARA costs 13 euros, I've said it all.
3
We arrive in Arona, and at the lakeside, the pizzeria Giardino awaits us. Menu on a tablet, dedicated AIC menu for celiacs and gluten intolerant guests, only gluten-free pizza and use of lactose-free mozzarella. I am surprised because there is little choice and among all the pizzas 🍕 I have eaten, the rating for the pizza is just sufficient. I order dessert, which comes from a certified AIC pastry shop in Arona 'Marietta', and I am disappointed again; packaged tart. 🥺 However, the price is good for being in Arona. Friendly and professional staff. Nice place.
2
Low-quality gluten-free pizza with unjustifiably high prices (unless due to the location). There are better options around the lake and in the province.
4
good pizza, not very light availability of desserts also
5
Very beautiful, elegant, and clean place. Possibility to eat on the terrace at a comfortable temperature even on autumn nights. Courteous staff. Four stars because we only had 4 pizzas, all excellent, including one gluten-free. The pizza with fried squid was very good! Recommended even for those who eat gluten-free as it is an AIC certified establishment. A MUST TRY.
5
truly recommended! The place is very beautiful and overlooks the lake, and the staff was also very kind. The food is delicious and abundant, especially there are various gluten-free options: in addition to pizza, there is also pasta and some desserts.
4
Cute place, nothing to say. The staff is kind and caring towards the customer. The only drawback, at least for me, is the pizza, which was lacking in ingredients and poorly balanced. Not just mine, but also the others' pizzas. The gluten-free option could also be improved. But thankfully, it's available. And anyway, the burger is super! Otherwise, everything is okay.
1
It is a nice place on Lake Maggiore in Arona. The staff is kind. I can't judge the cuisine, I haven't tried it. The problem is the pizza: something intolerable, especially for those who know real pizza. I don't expect Neapolitan pizza wherever I go, but at least, even if it's a personal version, a pizza that is edible.
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